Sabin Prentis

Throughout his life, Cleveland Robeson has shouldered life's challenges and traumas without asking for help. Whether it is because of his age, his gender, or because he is black, he has survived by putting his head down, plowing ahead, and never acknowledging the well-being of his mental health. But when he suggests therapy for his wife, what follows could change their marriage and his life.

Throughout his life, Cleveland Robeson has shouldered life's challenges and traumas without asking for help. Whether it is because of his age, his gender, or because he is black, he has survived by putting his head down, plowing ahead, and never acknowledging the well-being of his mental health. But when he suggests therapy for his wife, what follows could change their marriage and his life.

The Strange Museum: 50-Word Stories is a new collection of stories from Ran Walker, the 2019 winner of the Indie Author Project's National Indie Author of the Year Award. Each story contains exactly fifty words, save the title, and seeks to explore an entire narrative universe within its small space. The stories range from humorous to insightful to dark, and, yes, to strange

When the life Audre aspired to live proves to be unfulfilling and painful, she retreats to the place she had hastily abandoned. Will the pleasant surprises of the return journey be enough to prepare her for the life-altering changes that await her at home?The sudden departure of their daughter was the first domino of misfortune to fall for Reverend and Mother Hurt. Can Audre's return reconcile their losses or will the assumptions that drove them apart fester into a permanent wedge of misunderstanding?